- Engineering Essentials (7 credits)
Students are trained to explain basic principles of electricity and to connect simple electrical circuits with common measuring instruments to regulate and measure electrical quantities, and to demonstrate the operation of basic logic circuits
- Internet Fundamentals and Applications (6 credits)
Students are trained to install, configure and maintain web/media servers and browsers. They will learn to create HTML documents and design simple web pages using authoring tools. They are also trained to develop simle internet application for web publishing or electronic-commerce application.
- IT Essentials and PC Support (7 credits)
Students are trained to assemble, configure and test microcomputer system.
- Digital Communication (7 credits)
Students are trained to apply the fundamentals of digital communication in digital communication networks to set up and test the communication link.
- Visual Basic and Java Programming (5 credits)
Students are trained to in VB. Net to create, customise forms and perform programming using loops and arrays and simple file access management. They are also trained on the concepts of programming using Java language in an open environment and provide basic system support for Java environment.
- Networking Fundamentals and Devices (7 credits)
Students are trained to install and configure computer network system, and build peer-to-peer and wireless network for small office environment. They are also trained on using local area network applications and configuring of network devices such as switches, routers, wireless access points and wireless bridges.
- Servers and Network Administration (7 credits)
Students are trained to install, configure and manage operating systems, creating services such as telnet and ftp, using servers such as HTTP Apache and Samba server and optimizing systems by understanding resources usage, monitoring of networks alongside diaster recovery and security considerations.
- Infocomm Project (5 credits)
Students are trained to apply and integrate knowledge and skills acquired in the course to develop a software or hardware project.

- Life Skills for Personal Development (8 credits) and Life Skills at the Workplace (4 credits)
Life skills in broad terms are the foundation skills and personal qualities that an individual can transfer from one job setting to another to manage and adapt to changes in technology and work environments.
- Sports and Wellness I (1 credit)
On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain a fit and healthy body and develop an appreciation of sports and games.
- Sports and Wellness II (1 credit)
On completion of the module, students should be able to maintain a fit and healthy body and develop an appreciation of sports and games.

- XML Programming Fundamentals (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students are trained to understand the basics of creating XML documents with emphasis on Internet and Web-based applications. These include an introduction to applicatin programs for validating and rendering XML documents.
- Internet Security (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students are trained to identify threats in computer networks especially on the Internet. They will also learn how to prevent, detect, and eliminate these threats by installing and configuring firewall, proxy server and other security tools.
- Software Testing and Change Management (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to conduct software functionality testing using automation tool. They are trained to track defects and generate defects analysis reports using industrial change management tool.

- Game Development for Mobile Devices (2 credits)
At the end of the module, students should be able to develop basic interactive game application for Mobile Devices using the application development tools.
- Small Business Management (2 credits)
At the end of the module, students should be able to identify a significant business opportunity, prepare a promotional package and conduct a sales event for a small business.

Electives (Cross Level)

- Entrepreneurship (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to apply the knowledge and skills acquired from the course to identify a business opportunity and to develop a business plan for launching and operating a small enterprise. The training also covers market and competitor analysis, and fundamentals of business finance.

Joint ITE-Industry

- Essentials of Sun Java (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to apply basic Java Technology, the Java Programming Language and Product Life Cycle.
- Programming with Sun Java (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to create Java technology applications that leverage the object-oriented features of the Java language, such as encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
- Mobile Applications Development with J2ME (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to build mobile applications using the J2ME platform for mobile devices.
- End-User Applications Support in Microsoft XP Operating System (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to provide technical support to users of Windows XP Operating System including troubleshooting applications running on the Windows XP Operating System.
- Essentials of Sun Solaris (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to demonstrate the necessary knowledge and skills to support users and applications running on a Desktop Environment of the Solaris Operating System. This module serves as a pre-requisite for the Administration on Sun Solaris module.
- Administration on Sun Solaris (2 credits)
On completion of the module, students should be able to perform system administration tasks for Solaris Operating System.